Voters in Denver on Tuesday are deciding the fate of a $950 million bond that could change the landscape of the city.

City Council in December banned the sale of most flavored tobacco and nicotine products, from flavored vapes to menthol ...

The bond package, broken into five categories on voters’ ballots, would finance about 60 capital projects across the city ...

The Australian rock band, boasting the second-highest-selling album of all time, will return to Denver for the first time in ...

Someone spray painted a swastika on church sign in Broomfield in an act city leaders call "painful and deeply disturbing." ...

A $950 million package of infrastructure bonds backed by Denver Mayor Mike Johnston appeared headed for approval by voters in ...

Early, unofficial Colorado election results Tuesday night showed progressive, union-backed and Democratic-affiliated ...

Aurora City Council races, alongside dozens of local ballot measures, are the highlights of Colorado’s 2025 off-year election ...

Supporters of the $1 billion borrowing proposal seem to have successfully convinced Denver voters to approve the measure, which focuses on improving the city’s infrastructure. Meanwhile, a proposal to ...

DENVER (KDVR) — Get full results for the $935 million Vibrant Denver bond package, Ballot Issues 2A-2E in Election 2025. The ...

Fresca Foods employs about 450 people in the Denver and Boulder areas across four sites — two manufacturing and warehouse ...